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Despite being at risk of pandemic, Ho Chi Minh City has not prevented the illegal import of poultry without quarantine. At the streets of the TP gateway, small poultry t…
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Despite being at risk of pandemic, Ho Chi Minh City has not prevented the illegal import of poultry without quarantine. At the streets of the TP gateway, small poultry t…
A bus-shaped air filter device was installed and tested at Tsinghua University, Beijing before replicating the model.
Volvo Technology Japan Co., Ltd. And Nippon Dengyo Tools (Japan) has successfully tested wireless energy transfer technology, very suitable in practice to apply to passe…
CPU P4, which stands for Pentium 4, is the name of the processor type (VXL). This is Intel's processor. 2.8 Ghz, only clock speed of microprocessor. This number is one o…
The image of a person walking, taking a bus, or even going ... a motorcycle in a smartphone screen is no longer strange to us.
'The road ahead of the processor (processor) desktop, somewhat let us see the computer processor in the future. Computer processors have changed a lot from the beginning…
The cost of installing cables connecting to the Internet in remote rural areas has led to the introduction of bus and motorbike teams in charge of getting information on…
Working at Google and enjoying a number of other incentives that are jealousy are often reserved for Silicon Valley's No. 1 search employees.
Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) reports that the total number of electric buses will increase by three times compared to the current 2025.
On December 12, Shenzhen City, China, which gathers the world's largest technology companies, began testing the first four automatic buses.
For self-driving cars to become a reality, they will face their biggest problem: human shortcomings.
On October 25th, Deutsche Bahn (DB) of Germany started to run the prototype unmanned buses in the country.
Painted bright and quietly running under the trees, the EZ10 bus travels across the campus of the National Taiwan University.
There are a lot of crazy ideas coming up, but maybe not a single idea goes further than Dahir Insaat - a Russian design company.
American billionaire plans to build underground glass buses running at speeds of over 200km / h.